The remaining bodies of 10 passengers — a figure initially reported as 11 — on the fishery surveillance plane that went missing in the Maros region in South Sulawesi on Saturday, Jan. 17, have been found, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) and Reuters reported on Friday, Jan. 23, citing Indonesia’s search-and-rescue agency.

A body has been found among the wreckage of the Indonesia Air Transport plane that went missing on Saturday, Jan. 17

MAKASSAR — Rescuers on Sunday found the debris from a small plane that went missing in eastern Indonesia, but have yet to locate the 10 passengers who were on board, officials said. The Indonesian Air Transport turboprop plane lost contact with the air traffic controller on Saturday afternoon while en route from Yogyakarta to the city of Makassar in Sulawesi Island.

The body of one of 11 people on board a plane that crashed in eastern Indonesia was found on Sunday with the debris of the aircraft.

SCATTERED pieces of debris have been found after an Indonesian plane carrying 11 people onboard crashed. Rescuers confirmed on Sunday that pieces of the aircraft’s wreckage had been located

Indonesian authorities said on Sunday they had located the wreckage of a fisheries surveillance plane that went missing in South Sulawesi province on the slope of a fog-covered mountain and had recovered the body of one of the 10 people on board.

All victims from the missing Indonesian plane that crashed in the Mount Bulusaraung area of South Sulawesi province were found seven days after the crash, with the 10th and final victim recovered on Friday.

A search and rescue operation has been launched after the aircraft disappearing from flight tracking systems on Saturday.